We were there yesterday night. All the tapas we ordered were delicious. All the dishes came in…read moretime, although the restaurant was full. Grilled calamar, muslitos, feta cheese with chili and garlic, aioli, many more. At the end, we spent over 160 eur for 6 persons. We paid with debit card. So far so good. Then the service came to our table and asked, is everything alright, because no tip? We were actually still sitting and we would give some tip, but after this question, I dont really feel like giving tip at all. In Germany, you give tip if you are satisfied, not like in the US. Asking if everything is ok, yes. We gave tip at the end, anyway. No, we dont like the service.

We arrived in Frankfurt late, so we called the restaurant if we could still eat at 10:30, that's…read morewhy they got 4 stars. The food was okay but a little bit expensive. The sea food plate was 20€ and the tapas started at 5 up to 14€ each. The service was quick and friendly and we had a good dinner :)

Simple food, friendly service. I have had better Tapas in Spain but this is not bad food for…read moredown town Frankfurt. The outside tables with their big market umbrellas means you can eat " al fresco" when the weather cooperates. We had a very pleasant Sunday lunch!

I have been here often and untill now it's a good place for tapas untill today. We were with 4…read morepeople and wanted to eat something after the funfair at the main river. 2 of us had a bottle of beer in our hands. (almost empty) We were not even thinking to drink our own drinks on the terrace. (who does that anyway?) before we even sat down, the waiter shouted at us and telling us we were not allowed to bring our own drinks. Who does that? We wanted to order a bottle of wine anyway and have something to eat aswell. Really? Is this the way how you treat your customers?

Fantastic. Wonderful. If you go in the Spring/Summer sit out back and enjoy a nice bright wine…read morewhile you taste the Tapas menu. We lived down the street Seeheimer Strasse for two years 05/06, and El Quinto Vino was on our list at least twice a month. The menu is incredible, but our favorite was the Rosemary with Sherry Chicken and the Dates with Bacon. Wow!!! Now, we live in Chicago and not getting to eat at El Quinto Vino is one of those little things we miss the most. Enjoy.

Hands down the best paella in whole Darmstadt. Been going there since my childhood and it never…read moredisappoint! The paella is gigantic so order one for two if your are 4. It will still be plenty! The flavor is exactly what you get in Spain. The seafood is fresh and so are the peas. The rice is al dente and overall the texture is just plain amazing! The waitress was a little slow and didn't understand our drink order (we are Germans and talked German so no language barrier) still we had a great time. They also have a "biergarten" so you can sit outside in summer. Only really bad thing is that there's no parking and it's very difficult to find a spot.

La Bodega is a small Spanish restaurant in Darmstadt. It specialises in Paella, and I have to say,…read moreit was pretty good paella. I had the chicken, but they also do rabbit, seafood and a mixed one (which hubby had). There is a limited tapas menu, but the bread and garlic mayonnaise was nice and the prawns in garlic were delicious (we like garlic). The waitress was very friendly, and the portions generous. A nice wine list too, I had a lovely glass of Rioja. it's a bit off-putting when you walk in, as you are faced with a bar, with local customers sitting and chatting, and you feel a bit - blocked. Just push your way through and grab a seat - it is small, so you might want to book. The prices are very reasonable, and I enjoyed my evening.